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Child support requirements can be difficult to understand. As circumstances change, these obligations carry significant financial and emotional weight. Understanding the factors that may alter child support...

Slip and fall accidents on municipal sidewalks are a source of significant litigation for municipal defendants.

In concurrent decisions released today in Endean v. British Columbia and Parsons v. Ontario, indexed as Endean v British Columbia, 2016 SCC 42, the Supreme Court of Canada resolved under what authority and conditions a provincial Superior Court judge can maintain jurisdiction ..

In order to be a "co-operative corporation" for the purposes of the ITA, the corporation must satisfy the requirements set out in section 136(2)(a) of the ITA.

The case, decided on a motion for partial summary judgment, addresses two very important issues in the development of auditors' liability jurisprudence in Canada...

In a recent appeal decision in an environmental contamination case, Sorbam Investments Ltd v Litwack, 2022 ONCA 551, the Court of Appeal for Ontario affirmed...

Following the Divisional Court's decision in Toronto-Dominion Bank v. Ryerson University, companies that contract with government institutions should be aware that such contracts are likely open to disclosure under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

The Ontario and Canadian Governments have recently tightened reporting measures that pose increased scrutiny on private business owners' shareholders.

A conventional separation or divorce process is based on adversarial principles, regardless of the lawyers and/or parties having the intention of being cooperative.

Law360 Canada (September 15, 2025, 2:44 PM EDT) -- Let's talk about something that often comes up in family law disputes — can a child have their own lawyer?

Since the Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, 2023 ONCA 476, (Ahluwalia), in which the creation of a new tort of family violence was rejected as unnecessary because existing torts are sufficient...

Some cases wrap up quickly. We filed your application, and the other side backed down — they were bluffing.

Navigating the student job recruitment process is often one of the most stressful parts of law school. Balancing readings, lectures, and maintaining your mental health becomes even more challenging when the recruitment.

With ~30 Justices on the Ontario Court of Appeal, there are bound to be some differing perspectives. In fact, that is precisely what we expect in a robust, experienced...

This month's netletter features appeals involving the nature of a gift given as part of dowry, a bank's knowing assistance in a breach of trust, the interaction between correcting a misnomer and limitation periods, an insurer's duty to defend and the first case in Ontario in which aggregate damages have been awarded in a class action.

It is a time-tested trope among authors, speakers, media, salespeople, and marketing experts that you have to "Know your audience".

Privacy regulators across Canada are signalling an increased focus on a particular risk area: namely, reliance on service providers.